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Ken Clinger & Charles Rice Goff IIIMidiosyncrasy

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Midiosyncrasy

by Ken Clinger & Charles Rice Goff III


1 Stardusters
2 Laundry
3 Gujaret
4 Stolen Personalities
5 Tag
6 Twenty-Four Hour Toll Road
7 Temple Dream
8 Consumers At The Sale
9 Sprites

odd-numbered pieces mixed by Clinger

even-numbered pieces mixed by Goff

A video produced by Goff, entitled: "Aquarelles," containing the entire composition: "Stolen Personalities," is included in this archive.

The Making Of Midiosyncrasy:

1 Clinger and Goff each compiled five audio mp3 files of about thirty seconds in length. Clinger's files contained the sounds of fire burning, koto plucking, electronic keyboard pulsing, diners dining, and Sallymae Hogsby speaking. Goff's files contained the sounds of geese honking, records skipping, oscillators oscillating, guitar looping, and Ronald Reagan and Vin Scully talking baseball.

2 Goff converted the ten mp3s into twenty midi (mid) files of about fifteen seconds in length.

3 Clinger and Goff used the twenty midi files as building blocks to each create approximately ten minutes of sonic composition. Clinger created five individual pieces; Goff created four. The midi files were mixed, matched, and manipulated by the composers in a number of ways. Alterations were made to the original orchestrations, timings, arrangements, virtual instruments, etc. No sounds produced from any sources other than the original twenty midi files were added to any of these pieces during composition.

The results are the nine compositions presented here. Each piece of the Midiosyncrasy collection has its own distinct sonic qualities, yet the collection as a whole exhibits a continuity based on its unique compositional style.


copyright 2009 by

Bovine Productions:
bovine.productions.angelfire.com

&

Taped Rugs Productions:
www.tapedrugs.com


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This audio is part of the collection: Community Audio
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Artist/Composer: Ken Clinger & Charles Rice Goff III
Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Bovine Productions; Ken Clinger; Charles Rice Goff III; C. Goff III; cassette culture; home recording; experimental; avant garde; sound sculpture; midi; electronic; 21st Century; modern classical; synthesizer; for fans of Steve Reich; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Frank Zappa; for fans of Mills College; for fans of Source Music Of The Avant Garde; for fans of Conlon Nancarrow

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0


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Midiosyncrasy_vbr.m3u VBR M3U Stream
Midiosyncrasy_vbr_mp3.zip VBR ZIP 51.8 MB
Audio Files VBR MP3 Ogg Vorbis
01Stardusters 3.1 MB
1.0 MB
02Laundry 2.6 MB
818.3 KB
03Gujaret 5.6 MB
1.7 MB
04StolenPersonalities 7.9 MB
2.4 MB
05Tag 4.6 MB
1.5 MB
06TwentyFourHourTollRoad 5.6 MB
1.8 MB
07TempleDream 7.2 MB
2.0 MB
08ConsumersAtTheSale 7.7 MB
2.2 MB
09Sprites 7.6 MB
2.2 MB
Movie Files MPEG2 Ogg Video 512Kb MPEG4
AquarellesMPEG2.mpg 226.3 MB
24.2 MB
26.8 MB
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01MidiosyncrasyCoverArt.jpg 953.2 KB
6.7 KB
AquarellesMPEG2.mpg 88.7 KB
8.2 KB
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Midiosyncrasy_files.xml Metadata [file]
Midiosyncrasy_meta.xml Metadata 2.9 KB
Other Files Text PDF
02MidiosyncrasyCoverVerbiage.pdf 149.9 KB

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